Terminator 5

Monday, September 14

Terminator Salvation Producers Avoid Losing Rights ... for Now

Producers Derek Anderson and Victor Kubicek purchased the rights to the Terminator franchise in 2007 for their Halcyon Co. production company, using a $30-million loan from hedge fund Pacifcor. Two years later, Terminator Salvation has earned $371 million worldwide, mostly overseas, while Anderson and Kubicek have filed for bankruptcy.But things are looking up for them. Variety reports that a bankruptcy judge has given the producers a repriev... [more]

08.24.2009 Is the Terminator Franchise Finished?

The Terminator franchise may be done after Terminator Salvation, and it's not because of the movie's box-office performance. While Salvation may have done only ...[more]

08.11.2009 McG Plans to Put "Fun" Back Into the Terminator Franchise

At Thursday's Television Critics Assocation awards, controversial director McG confirmed that he would be returning to the Terminator franchise that he helped ...[more]

08.10.2009 McG Confirms Terminator 5 in the Works

While promoting the Human Target TV series at the Teen Choice Awards, director McG dropped the news that a sequel to Terminator Salvation is already in the work...[more]

06.08.2009 Terminator Salvation Dominates the Box Office -- in Europe

Finally, Terminator Salvation tore up the competition at the box office. Variety reports that the sequel brought in $67.5 million during its European opening we...[more]

05.04.2009 Terminator Salvation Sequel to Shift in Time?

At the end of an interview with Film Journal International, Terminator Salvation director McG offers some surprising hints about what he is thinking for the seq...[more]